There are few things more awe inspiring than watching millions of gallons of water plummet hundreds of feet down.

Kiinchiha is the most popular canyon in western Georgia. A three-stage waterfall Kinchkha is located in the okatse canyon, 50 km from Kutaisi city. The place is quite wild and uncivilized, but this makes your trip even more attractive and mysterious.The lower canyon is quite popular among tourists because of its trail and viewing platform over the abyss. Upper Canyon is near the village of Zeda-Kinhcha at 1,020 meters above sea level. This place served as baths for the wealthiest people in Georgia.

At the bottom of waterfall Kinhcha there is a small lake of crystal-clear water which descends over a series of rock steps creating the second stage of the waterfall cascade. This waterfall is weaker and smaller - 20 meters.

Georgia-Caucasus

-despite its small size (69,700 square kilometers) sustains a remarkable diversity in terms of fauna, flora, and landscape. One can find here subtropical marshes, sea coast, semi-deserts, volcanic plateaus as well as alpine meadows; topped by 5000-meter mountains. Georgia-Caucasus, the melting pot of Europe and Asia, can be called an underdeveloped Switzerland, with some stress on "underdeveloped". It is not to discourage you from visiting, but rather to keep the expectations right.

You probably have never heard about Erisioni. When you start asking people around they say that these dancers can jump higher than Persian gazelle. They can sing songs in complex vocal harmony. This is the truth but everything amazing and wonderful has its history.

The founder of the Erisioni Ensemble was a singing teacher Lado Angiahvili. Despite the fact that he hadn't absolute hearing and excellent vocal abilities, he decided to invest the money
he earns from the teaching into the ensemble. Later he told that the strong love for his motherland and Georgian folk songs inspired him to do that. He was born in a tiny village in Shida which is in the Kakheti region. The idea to create a singing group brought him to Tiflis.

Living in Georgia for 4 years I would never come up with the idea that one can find a desert here. Yes, there is a desert in Georgia. The desert is not that desert with sandy beaches but the steppe. Endless expanses of grass cover much of the desert, extending in a narrow band all the way to the Azerbaidzhan border. Although the steppe is not very large and open, the desert is not empty. The views are gorgeous, much of this area is grazed by livestock owned by Svan herders. The climate here is very severe.